Gallagher, Callahan & Gartrell's
Government and Regulatory Review

What's the value of New Hampshire's lakes, rivers, streams and ponds in the state's economy? A new economic analysis puts the number at $1.8 billion.

Download the full 43-page study prepared by our chief economist and market analyst for the New Hampshire Lakes Association. The second phase of a three-part research initiative, examines five common uses of the state's water resources — boating, fishing, swimming, drinking water and waterfront property taxes.

Receive a copy of the educational webcast presentation, Data Mining from Check Image Data, covering consumer banking regulations within the framework of the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act and the Fair Credit Reporting Act.

We may have our differences, but try watching the budget donnybrook that unfolded in Concord in a country without our liberties.

Excavation areas and earth aggregates are uniquely taxed in the Granite State. Here's an update of the latest changes in New Hampshire's so-called "gravel tax" laws.